US parents sue OpenAI, say ChatGPT deepened teen’s despair. A first-of-its-kind wrongful‑death test.

By: Oluwaseun Lawal It began quietly. A bedroom light. A glowing chat window. Words that should’ve helped, but didn’t—or so the parents say. On Tuesday, Matt and Maria Raine filed suit in the Superior Court of California, alleging OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman, put scale and speed ahead of safety when GPT‑4 rolled out….

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Canada’s PM Carney Lands in Kyiv for Ukraine’s Independence Day

By: Oluwaseun Lawal Mark Carney just touched down in Kyiv. Sunday morning, no fanfare, just a quick step off the plane. He’s there for Ukrainian Independence Day. Big moment, honestly. The war’s still dragging on, and the world’s watching. Carney? He’s not just visiting—he’s showing support. Canada’s got Ukraine’s back, he says. No matter what….

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Brazil Stands Firm on COP30 in Belém Amid Growing Accommodation Chaos

By: Olalekan Abudu A swampy Amazon city, steel skyscrapers, and now… a logistical nightmare? Don’t expect compromises. Here’s the deal: Brazilian organizers insist COP30 will stay put in Belém. A document, leaked to reportersroom, reveals they’ve dismissed calls to switch venues, arguing enough beds exist—if you count cruise ships, Airbnbs, and motels. So here’s the…

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War. Hunger. And now cholera. Darfur’s deadly outbreak claims over 40 lives in a week

By: Oluwaseun Lawal Sudan is bleeding from too many wounds.The war hasn’t stopped. Hunger still bites. And now—cholera. The worst in years. Doctors Without Borders says at least 40 people died in Darfur this past week alone. Thousands are sick. The numbers keep climbing. It’s not just disease. It’s everything happening at once. Darfur has…

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